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Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16
A Noted medicine man,s Fan.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-Dr. II. T. Helm
bold, the once famous patent medicine pro-
prietor, was arrested in the street to-day help
lessly intoxicated and at the request of his
son was sent to Bellevue hospital.
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HOPE CHAPEL.

dedication Tonight OF a new Chapel
for Baptist Mission work.
The new Hope chapel on Lawrence street,
the gift of Professor and Mrs. Francis Way
land, will be dedicated this evening at half
past o'clock. Professor Wayland will read
history of the Nash street branch school,
which is to occupy the building, and ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. DR.. Phelps and
Rev, Mr. Butrick
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WANTED.

SALESMEN for the dress goods department
~ GOOD position to the right parties. No others
need apply. MCINTYRE, MAGUIRE & CO.
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WANTED.

a DRESSMAKER would like to 90 out by the
- gay. Call or send postal to
Mo lit % NACu CTpuET
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The winter Carnival ut Montreal.
The Cars Visit 20 Berlin.

BERLIN, Nov. 15.-Prince William will
meet the Gar at Wurtemberg. Upon
the arrival of the Gar in Berlin
the Russian guards will line the streets to be
taken by him from the Lehrer station.
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SUSPENDED Hazers at williams.

WnL1AMsTowN, Mass, Nov. 15.-The fol-
lowing are seven of the nine members of the
sophomore class at Williams college who
were suspended for connection with the
Choate hazing affair. William T. Judson of
New York, Garrett Y. Lansing of Albany,
Lindsey q. Copper of Dobbs Ferry, Henry
B. Fisher, Frank K. Scribner and Frank b.
Lowell, IT., of New York city and Samuel v.
Beckwith of Plattsburg, N. Y. They left
college Monday, suspended until after the
holiday vacation.
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- A FIRST-CLASS brick house, brown stone
III: steps and trimmings, u rooms, basement and
fine large sub cellar furnace, range, set wash
tubs marble wash bowls and mantels, hot and cold
water in all rooms nice large bathroom; closets
and all modern conveniencesi location center OF
city Terms to suit purchaser Inquire at
rs If 1O5 YORK STREET..
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUT1cURA, 50c.: SOAR
Csc; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
w-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases ca
pages 80 illustrations and 100 testimonials
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A Much Needed Reform.

New York, Nov. 15.-Representatives of
different eastern railroads met at the Astor
House to-day to organize for the purpose of
making come general and common move in
reference to the heating of cars by Steam. It
will be necessary for the roads to have uni
form System so that the cars of one company
can be coupled with those of the others. a
committee was appointed to investigate and
report as to what should be done.
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GEORGE A. IsBELL.


x "n CLOTHES WringeEs, Carpet Sweep
SfhSS3 asSeo ers and Baby Carriages to repair
az the Basket, House Furnishing and Furniture
Store of Geo. D. Lamb, 500 Chapel street CARPETS
curtains Bedding, Window Shades, Mating, oil
Gloths, Hanging Lamps, Stoves, Tin Crockery and
Moodenware, Parlor and Bedroom Suites EASY
Ghalrs, Lounges, Extension Tables, Boys Wagons,
6aoy Carriages, Refrigerators, ETC. All kinds of
weekly payments ala
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WANTED

WANTED.
n eai b OAIIoN by respectable girl to do gen
erence. Call at eJ q ~ G001 r
n16 lit VI Ann SAnAEA.
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Mr.. ]. P. Sullivan will appear at Bunnells
in ''True Irish Hearts," supported by an ex-
cellent company the last three days of this
week. Sullivan is one of the best known
Irish comedians on the stage.
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EmtertaI11111ents.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II.
First and only appearance Of the
rev sam e Jones
The eel, brated Southern Evangelist who will lee
ture
SSCEHA ia CTEE2 AND C9ARACTEHsO
Seats on sale at the box office on and after Mon
day, Nov. H. Reserved seats rs cents. General ad-
missile nz50 cents. Mast
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THE TECHNICON.


Over SO, - and SO Church St.
A well appointed, well conducted, economical
Business school, with all NONSENSE, sUBTERFUGE
and MISREPRESENTATION left out. All business
branches and the most successful PENMANSHIP
DEPARTMENT in the country Actual Business
Transactions, Wholesale and Retail, in which the
student draws and accepts payment NOTES
DRAFTS, CHECKS and DUE BILLS, negotiating the
same by endorsement, dscountng. etc. SHORT
HAND and TYPEWRITING. The best facilities
good management, personal teaching low rates
short time and FEW FAILURES. Good positions for
all competent graduates. Evening sessions.
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ERtertaInM1eH Ia.


a good sized audience was present last
evening at the second presentation of the
'Little Tycoon" AS on the preceding even
ing the performance as whole failed to
arouse any enthusiasm, and the only really
bright thing was the topical song ofEGeneral
song was well rendered, however, by Mr.. J.
w. Myers and the singer was recalled, while
the chorus gang their lines with as much
vigor as there is in them. AS for the opera
itself it is very light, its points of comedy
are very doubtful ones, the dialogue is pain
fully weak and the originality of the music
and 1ibretto can be questioned
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WANTED.

by gentleman and wife-two rooms with privf-
-, lege OF paror, furnished or unfurnished
ferred9 Address. with location and price
Mo 2t* BOX 233. City.
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q IIDI6IIU CaII DC QUtStIUHtU.
AT THE GRAND.

Joseph ]. Sullivan, one of the most noted
comedians in his line on the American stage,
will appear at Bunnell's this afternoon and
evening in 'Black Thorn" ably supported
by an excellent company. ''Blaok Thorn"
has made quite a hit. Many catchy songs
and graceful dances are tastefully intermin-
gled with the play.
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PLYMOUTH CALLS A PASTOR.

NIr. Betty OF EngIand Invited TO FIJI
Beecher's Pulpit.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 15.-At special meeting
of Plymouth church and society this evening
it was decided with but one dissenting vote
to call Rev. Charles A. Berry, of Wolver-
hampton, En- gland, to fill the pulpit. The
dissenter was E. B. Hutchinson, who ex-
planned that he thought the pastor should be
an American. The salary to be offered Mr..
Berry is $4,000 per annum.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Mr. Froude, the histo-
riau, has written a letter in which he says:
ANY form of elf-government which might
be conceded to the Irish people, whether it
be local councils or a parliament, would be
used to increase Englend's difficulty in keep
ing Ireland attached to the kingdom. The
Irish can be governed more easily than any
other people in the world under military or
quasi military rule The police are uni
formly faithful and loyal. England has
never yet succeeded in governing Ireland
co1stitutionally and never will.
The Winter Carnival mt Montreal.
MONTREAL, Nov 15.-The question of Gel
ebrating the usual winter carnival in Feb
ruary is being discussed here A meeting is
called for next week to decide the matter.
The snow shoe clubs and amateur athlet-
ic associations which in the past have done
all the hard work while hotels and railroads
reaped the benefit are not as enthusiastic as
in former years. Many of the original pro-
moters of the carnival favor it's being run
either by paid committee or by joint
stock company
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SAM JONES

Rev. Sam Jones will appear at the Hype-
rion Theater to morrow night, when he will
deliver lecture on Character and Charae-
ters." 1t abounds in those striking and orig
ina1 witticisuas for which this great evangel-
ist is famous.
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a SITUATION by a married Swede (speaks
"A English and Germany with experience to work
IN IN clothing or grocery store as salesman; can
prlng nuInner OF customers; or to drive a store
team; understands care of horses. Address
MS 2tt Eeir Tovon
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WANTED.

49, A TWO-FAMILY medium priced house in
-NAssAezchange for coed building lot, well 10.
Gated.
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Educational.
French Language and Literature

Thoroughly taught by an experienced Partisan
teacher. PRIVATE LESSONS OR CLASSES AT
PUPILS RESIDENCE at moderate terms Sc
lect classes at my residence, 10l Howe
street. Conversational lessons for advanced
pupils. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO PRO
NUNClATION. Highest testimonials and refer
ences by permission from present and former pa
irons. E. BERGERON,
Jofo Of ff1a STxyoa TOT ronf1 pori
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Ar ANsoNIA cON0RsN's LOSSES
For which a EBookkeeper is Now On
Trial at Chicago.


Trial at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Willam 1. Watson is
being tried here for conspiracy to defraud
the Ansonia Clock company of Ansonia,
Ct, out of $4,000 He did it in connection
with James E. GledhiI, who is now in Cam
ada. The Ansonia Clock company had
branch Offices here. Gledhill was the trusted
manager and Watson the confidential book
keeper. According to testimony Gledhill got
$11, 900 of the money and lived like prince
until he was suspected. Then he slipped
across the border and left Watson to explain
matters. Watson invested his money in
cigar store, which he now owns. When Gled
hill ran away Watson was arrested and tried
for embezzlement, but not convicted be-
cause it TRANSFERRED in the trial that a man
could not be convicted in the State of Illi-
nois for embezzlement from a Connecticut
corporation. The jury SO decided and Wat
son was acquitted. He was at once rearrested
and charged with conspiracy to defraud.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16
Fer sale as "A Sacrifice.

4 VERY central first class S-story and basement
n modern built brick house, 3-story eXtersio
Is good living rooms, bath, closets, pantries and
marble bowls, hot and cold water; marble NANTES,
range furnsce an i set tubs; hard finished walls,
handsomely papered; fine location for a DOCTOR or
large family; a few blocks above p. c.; owner
moved to n Y; Will sell for So, $50; part mort
gage. Apply to Dr. Osborne, II YorK street, from
70 IA I'm
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16

A delightful treat in the magic art may be
expected from Professor Hermann, the noted
magician, at the New Haven Opera House to-
morrow evening and for the remainder of the
week. Nine. Hermann ably assists her hus-
band. Herrnann's skill, de1terity and grace
are marvellous.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16
WALKING DELEGATES INDICTED
For Conspiracy in Forcing a Work.
man Out OF Lob.


man Out OF Job.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-In the case of o. NJ.
Hartt, who was forced out of his position as
foreman of Gardiner & Estes shoe manufac-
tory by the Knights of Labor last spring, the
grand jury to-day brought in an Indictment
for conspiracy against the committee of Dis
trict Assembly No. 81, composed of Gill,
Foster, Campbell, Morley and Mcdonald.
The case will be pushed to trial Immediately.
Hartt has been out of employment since last
fall and has been unable TO get work any
where, being followed about from place to
place by these men or their representatives.
The latest case of intimidation by the
knights was when Hertt q few weeks ago
got employment at Newburgh. The contract
was made and the Saturday before he was to
go to work he received a telegram not to go
to Newburgh. He went there and was told
by the firm that they were afraid of trouble
and could not employ him.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16

A LARGE well lighted room, furnished or I'M.
"a furnished, in or near the business part Of the
Guy, suitable for carrying on the dressmaking bust
ness reference furnished. Address
Mo lit MISS M - THIS OFFICE
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T will be necessary for one who wishes to tie
made an elector this Fall, that he (or some cleo
tor in his behaIf) fill out application, and give
the same to eigther Of the Assistant Registrars OF
the ward in which he resides on on before O'Clock
in the afternoon of Thursday, the 18th dBy of No
vember, 1887 The Assistant Registrars of the sew
eral voting districts of the Town OF Ne Haven Will
be in session the aforesaid Thursday, the nth
in the afternoon for the purpose of receiving ap-
plications, and the completing of the list ITO Be
Made Places Of meeting follows, viz:
1st District-Cigar store of E. L. Jones, 50 Church
street.
I'd Distriet-Joiner shop, IS Park street.
Sd District-Frenchs coal Office, Congress avenue
corner George street,
4th District-Barber shop, 217 Water street.
18th Distrct-Store Of Charles W. Foster. al Olive
street corner Wooster.
9Th District lenke's barber shop, 48 st. John
street.
7th District-shiner's carriage shop, 7S1 Grand
sth District-store of William Geary, s5S State
street corner Clark. -
9th District-Feed store. ]. T. Benham s. Co., q
Broadway.
10Th Dlstrict-Engine house, Park street, corner
Elm street.
18th District-Narket, 81 Ferry street, corner
Pierpont street.
18th District Cummings barber shop, 265 Grand
avenue. 49,, <-
Westville.
14th District Charles W. Hemingway's store, 81
Grand avenue.
18th District-Store of ]. N. Rowe, Four Corners.
mast E'F 4 3EkRHREfEEE, SRegTis4PTwaRrs.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION
w SuIA-GEnN NhN 4 1RA


Gentlemen have received your invitation to at
tend the annual banquet of rhe chamber of com
merce of the city of New York on the evening of
the 18th inst 1t would Itainly give me great
pleasure to be present on thar occasion and meet
those who to great extent, have in charge the i'm
port mt business interests represented in your asso
citation l sure, too, that should derive profit
as well pleasure from such meeting. Those
charged by the people with the management Of
their government cannot fail to enhance their use
funess by familiarity with business conditions and
with business men-since good govern
ment has more important mission than the
stimulation and protection Of the activities of the
country. The relation between government and
business suggests the thought that the members of
such associations yours to themselves and
to all the people of the laud thoughtful discharge
OF their political obligations guided by their practi-
cal kno iedge of affairs to the end that there may
be imp pressed upon the administration of our gov
d business character and tendency free
from the diversion OF passion and unmoved by sud
den gusts Of excitement But the most wholesome
pur pose of their political action will be accom-
plished by an insistance upon their exclusive claims
and selfish benefits regardless of the welfare OF
the people at large independence is so
fully an element in national existence that
patriotic and generous heed to the general good
to best subserve every particular interest.
regret that my official duties and engagements pre-
vent the acceptance of ycur courteous invitation,
and expressing the hope that the banquet may be
most enjoyable and Interesting occasion to those
present, am
kraIrr
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For sale-MOney wanted.

49, FOR SALE-A two family house Of eight
Rlsl rooms; will rent for per cent. on the COST
a pleasant home or a good Investment for man
MONEY WANIED-Tn sums varying from &c. 900
to S. 600.
Call at -
n. e. BAEDWEN'S
Real Estate Agency, e1e Chapel st.
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WANTED,
WANTED

A NURSE to take care of children and to sew
"a IN an institution. Apply in the evening at
Mo u 90 HIGH STREET
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Ofhce open evenings from 70


- OFFICES Nos 5 and 4, first floor, over New
III: Haven Bank, now occupied by New York
salsAL Life Insurance Company, who will remove
Insurance Co atT69 Chapel street. Inquire of New
York Life Insurance Co., or New Haven Bank.
n10tf
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No 26 Crown street, with large warehouse in the
rear with entrance from State street. suitable for
heavy business or easily transformed for mannfac-
turing.
Two houses and lots, Nos. u and 1. Newhall ST..
lots about 20 feet front, feet deep.
and ain street, West Haven Lot so feet front,
140 feet deep. All of the above described property
must be sold. Inquire of s. Z. MEHWlN,
n1O If Trustee.
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Bea1 Estate,
For saIe Chenp..
For Renf WIN PnWer.

A FARM Of IS acres. with stock and tools If de-
IA sired Address A, THIS OFFICE.
nib 1915
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FUR okAAE1s
- A FINE Brick House and Barn on one Of
;: best streets in city; large lot with some frut
#s.A Also nice brick house; IL rooms, on line or
horse cars, for $4,000.
WANTED.
S5O.OOOcl3PyH pr sHSq . ,1aRRaeS as
100000. AgOOd loan. F1rst.class
FOR RENT.
Several new houses on Whitney avenue, with ev-
erything in the way of improvements; very desira-
BILE.
L., f. COMSTOCK & co.
NO. 7oCHURCH STREET. ROOM 5
z 70 e.
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Why Do You Pay Rent

why Do You Pay Rent
When the same money expended in the way,
will in few years purchase the house you live in,
and in the of your death before the compile
ton of the pay nents, deed will DE given to your
family at once, without further incumbrance?
For further iuforulat on apply to
II. w. MEC0IENEY,
IT'S Chapel Street, New sIaven, Conn.
ESOOm 2. o19eod1m
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-16

Notice to House Owners.
We have rented SO many houses lately that our
list is smaller than at any time for years.
We have at least 1 90 calls daily which we cam
not supply having only whole houses and 35 ten
enents to choose from. Those having houses or
tenements to rent would do well to place them on
our lists.
Houses and Lots For Sale and money to
loan.
Horace p. HOadIey.
ROADLER BUILDING.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-07-13
RAILWAY ITEMS.

AT meeting of the interested lines held
in Chicago, an agreement was entered into
for the maintenance of passenger rotes be-
tween Chicago and Peoria. A contract
was adopted similar to that recently en-
tered into between Chicago and st. Louis
lines. 1t was also agreed that the govern
ment and regulation of all competitive pas :
senger business between the two points
should lie placed in the hands of Chairman
Abbott, of the Western States Passenger
Association.
IN letter to the agent of the Associat-
ed Press from Cyrus W. Field, the writer
says himself and his associates did sell
$4,000 shares of Manhattan stock to Jay
Gould Internationally at 1920 per share.
He stated that Gould had acted throughout
the transaction in q perfectly straightfor-
ward manner, and the most friendly feel
ing existed between them. Field ais says
he has no idea of resgniug as director
of the Manhattan railway company.
TEN railway companies, parties to the
Southwestern statistical bureau, Western
and Northwestern railway freight bureau,
and Colorado and Utah freight bureau,
have, through their chairman, issued the
following notice: "Notice is hereby given
that on and after July II, 1887, and until
after further notice, all traffic arriving at
or forwarded from Chicago via the lakes,
originating at, destined, or passing through
Missouri river points, Kansas City and
Sioux City inclusive, will be subject, west
of Chicago, to the regular established To-
cal rates, as per published Tariffs. All
parties interested will please take notice
and ha unvernad occOrdinUlv
The body OF woman was found float
ing in the Missouri river near Missouri
City. Mo-, recently, by Wabash Agent
Grant Arnold. The body appeared to be
that Of young lady about ~ years,
weighing 100 pounds, short dark red hair,
aud Of good form. She was clad in :
worsted dress OF maroon red color, pebble
goat shoes, and lace collar fastened with )
gold breastpin. No marks Of vioisnoe
we're found, and tho body bad evidently
beaa n ~ vatss eply ! IN dayas - ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-07-13

FOREIGN EVENTS.

A BERLIN telegram says that ii the tenn
per OF the German press were faithful
reflection of the disposition of the govern
ment, war with France would be ques-
ton of but few days. The revelations OF
the Klein trial, the French tax on foreign
ers, which is openly designed to affect
Germans, and the prohibitlve import on
German spirits, have combined to incens-
ing these people to the utmost. The latter
measures BY themselves have been held of
less account, but associated with the spy
trials, they have heightened the general
sense that French enmty is implacable,
and that it seeks to wound the Germans
where it can, waiting chance to lnfilct
the deadlest injury. The trial OF Klein is
the fifth treason trial in which clear proof
was afforded that The Fren b war minister
has organized system of espionage.
worse case than any revealed is under in
quiry. An employe of the central admin
istration at ST. asburg is about to be tried
at Leipsic. He is charged with selling the
French war Office all of the reports sent to
the chief administrator of Alsace by his
various subordinates. The completene SIS
of this system of espionage suggests that
treason is still at work, and that any mo-
ment may bring further revelations. The
official irritat on equals that of the public,
and both officials and the general public
would approve the strongest diplomatic re-
monstrance being made to the Fren h gov
ernment as to the dangers OF the situation
as ref acted by the press.
FARM house at Ardnahoe, Buteschire,
Scotland, burned recently and three wom-
en- and four men servants Were cremated.
The Ameer of Afghanistan has issued a
proclamation offering a free pardon and
remission of two years taxes to all rebels
who urrender.
The government has ordered an in
spection of all vessels from Rochella, Cal
abria and Cantonia, Sicily, that may ar
rive at ther Italian ports.
MADEMoIsELLE CAMPos, the runaway
Spanish heiress, is determined to wed Nj.
GarL9uf despite the action of the Dover
authorities, and has caused the bans to be
proclaimed at Paris.
The labor troubles at Bolton, England,
assumed a new phas, recently, when the
men who had the places of the factory
strikers stopped work in body. There
has been considerable rioting for several
days, aud ten rioters have been sent to
prison for month.